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Five Waterloo companies on list of high-potential Canadian tech firms

University of Toronto’s Impact Centre identifies five Waterloo companies that hold the potential to explode onto the world stage, including the possibility of becoming Canada’s newest “unicorn.”

Laurier receives $450,000 from RBC for entrepreneurship programs

Wilfrid Laurier University is getting $450,000 from RBC to set up several new entrepreneurship programs.

Why You Don’t Need a Business Plan or Venture Capital

Kitchener-Waterloo’s First Zero Waste Grocery Store

Within just a few months, Kitchener-Waterloo’s first zero waste grocery store will be open for business

Waterloo very much in the game in quantum computing

Waterloo is not ready to take a back seat to IBM and its proclamation of leading the work in quantum computing.

Elmira’s Own tomatoes give family farm its niche

The tomatoes on the floor-to-ceiling vines in the greenhouses at Floralane Produce are picked when they are as ripe and red as they can get.

The Canadian startups that could be billion-dollar breakouts in 2019

Sending congrats to these #Canadian #startups featured on @macleans list for having the potential to be billion-dollar breakouts this year (@Ben_Zifkin @srlake). Great to see. (c/o @_mainguyen)

This Entrepreneur Went From Selling Firecrackers To Landing $70 Million For His Canadian Startup

Even before starting his mini-paper route empire, Michael Litt was importing firecrackers from south of the border to distribute to his third grade classmates

Studio tours show the public art, creativity and even a bit of sheep farming

Every year as the air cools and leaves turn into a kaleidoscope of colour and hue, artists tidy up their studios preparing to welcome the public for the annual fall studio tours.